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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

rier violating the provisions of the act shall
he liable to the person or persons injured
thereby for the fun amount of damages sus-
tanned in consequence Of any such violation,
together with reasonable counsel or attor-
ney'sfee-
Section 3 provides that persons claiming
TO have been damaged by the action of COM
mon carriers may proceed for recovery of
their damages either in the courts of the
United States or before the commission, but
no: before both tribunals
Section ~ makes it a penal offense to vio-
late any Of the provisions of this act, and puts
the maximum of the fine which may be i'm
posel At the sum of sh,On.
The twelve following sections contain the
commission features Of the bill They pro
vice for a commission 10 consist of five per-
sonS appointed by the president by and with
the advice Of the senate, whose term of Office
shall Ia for six years, except Tor the first APP
poin-ilsan.s, which are TO be for two, three,
iogr, five. and SIX years Their principal
otiice stall be in Washington, but they may
hold sessions at other places than Wash
inston. AMI single member Of the
commission may take testimony anywhere,
as may BE- directed by the commission These
commissioners have salaries Of 1890 each.
The commission has the power to appoint a
secretary, with an annual salary of s.. 90,
and has authority TO employ and fix the CON-
pausatinn Of such other employees as it may
| find necessary TO the proper performance Of
| its intias, suhiect tn the approval Of the So
r-tary nt the interior II is also provided
| that nothing Nontaiuei in the ACT shall
ahriise the remedies now existing at common
law nr by statute
Serti"a y appropriates 10000 for the
purposes of the act for the fiscal year ending
lure 81, l>>S,
Section y provides that the provisions Of
the sections relating TO the appointment and
organization Of the commission shall take eff
feet immediately. and that the remaining
pravisiens al the set shall take effect sixty
iaVS after it. MASSAGE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan 2a-MrS Voor-
he's, allie 81; Senator Eoorhess. who VS..
taken slllsEiy i'll last Monday with il con.
.esave chill, which IVES followed by acute
E<Eitonitis ile-i hvrs Friday afternoon
N-s Voorhees, remains will t~a taken I,
Tsrre Hsuts. Ind. fo- hyIrial Her deaf
sCAS guist AMI pasoeful and she pasSzi away
surrounded by all her imu,eilata family
her husband th-y- grown SINS. aid ore grown
daughter. Ms voorhees, was barn in
Grevnc4S;}e. Int, in I>&9. and was the
daughter Z NJ Reese HAr4s s,y. of that
plaza She UaS usarDber Of 81 Johns
Episcopal eAurgh Of This city. ami was
Ll-EIy e,t.-4->i hv tk5se who knew k4r
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
CAUGHT LIKE A" VARMINT-
THE LATEST INNOVATION IN THE
POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

A New Plan of Catching Letter Thief
Evolved from the Inner intellectually
of Southern Postmaster-Attenpt Of
the Culprit to Commit Suicide Murder
ers Let Loose by Mob.
JACKSON. Mss, Jan 22-It is an open Sc
net that unier Postmaster General Villas
many notable changes In the management Ct
the postotiice department have been inaugu-
rated iaIt a ael,authanticated story which
has reached hese from Corinth, Miss, shows
the larest innovation upon the serEice 1t
seems that the postofiice in that tow1 is rot
pFosi,l,,l with lock-baxes, but uses what are
known - call-bo1es. with ordinary glass
fronts Several times lately tbeSa glass
fronts have been broken in. thus enabling
| the burglar 10 run his arm through the hole
and take out what CHANGED to be in reach.
The postmaster procured heavy st-el trap,
such as are ordinarily used for catching
beavers, and placed it, on the inside If the
office in a drawer in reach If the burglar
| should he come again.
He came that night. broke the box fIont as
| usual, and was caught by the trap. his hand
being 81 tightly held and badly mashed that
he was compelled to stand TILL the postmaster
came, Upon the officers arrival be had to
| GO for some one to assist him in turning his
| prisoner loose, as the trap was too strong In
he worked by oas man. Upon his return
sith assistance he found the prisoner had
| with his free hard taken his knife from his
po'ket, opaned IT with his teeth and at
| tempted to cut his throat and end his life.
| He vas bloody all over and at fir, thought
| 81 - fatally stabbed, but Is now recovering.
| He proved to Be son of a prominent citizen
| IF Corinth Two officers have been in
charge of the prisoner at his fathers resi-
| ldence during his treatment by dcctocs Il
is thought that hereafter all country post
sic.-~ 's,ll b. provided with steel traps
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

DETRoTr. Mich. Jan The Detroit
Brass Rolling mills Is large concern tia; Is
in oourse Of construction AMI nearly com
piztei About nocn Friday O;to Nooss,
Alb.art Ssyies. William SzEker and n car
peater named Nlii&aa were engaged in put
ting up portion & liz root # the builisny,
when ib- seaftoliin-, n which they were
working, gave way Pr~ipitatias them &c
the ground John Finn the foreman. Whc
was Sc work unier the scaf aliiaS. was
knocked s@n>slsss receiving probably fatal
Injurious Veost's injuries are serious. his
lzss were brok=a. his tack WAS bruised and
BE- was hurt internally Sayles bad an ankle
and leg broken. EiIilkan wzs iajure-i in
t-rnally aad oae Of his legs was hroken
Sauker's injuries are unknown
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

R'1TpN Jan ~--fha resolutions zio2.si
oy the op7fzTen,s @! master buil3srs fram
re larger cirs=s II ths> eaaatry be / her.
ANSt Ne==& are usai= pubic Th-y al = -aEs-
ve1ooa At Chicago u Mari - next fsr the
pIrE.sa Il forming Aa o-sAaIzzsaoa ID ~
nsns-i The Natlacai Bzsll,l-rs' ASzo-iatsua Z
he Cn.5si Safes and NJ Ehi>h tn oblacr
sal D. III re-estsh,ISoT1s1t f unifer1aii.
ami harmonv NJ scToH upoa .en=-sl pr,7-i-
T35S. y al matters tbat .i57-rzly affect tie
'ra3e- Each CITY II rs RS ihzn ;. osss PIP
U;sFsoR n, = S=ni seven 3-E--s.eS arua n..si
- 49, -as>-sr t5.ii5-=~. -I-aa7s- y zs~.-za-
tsn1'- vrosfie-i that sz-h tsiy represents a
ne -ri----i,sp ~ sfry fr0sS O5b=-N7~- ~
ss-izSl,sS Elzy l. -hassG ~ tn si---isl
tsllins trs'>S, Il iczljy Organized II.
'1sllrDIt;--A far the convention 81 t7--9-.-- &
f1ssS=nE. th5ra-N. J v Bar. Cincinnati
'Ivo1se 5 S'epa rs, F'aIla3=lyhia, 7. !
King. HsSain-to1 CstN. ani " Il ~,
azri EaS-o-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

CHICAGO, Jan 2-Mrs joan Csrtraa
Flnkerioa, The widow ot Allan PInk-rtox,
ds=a tariy Saturday moaning after sn Ilnex
Of fuzr wseks AZ bar residence - Ashland
svsnna Ms F1nks-ton Was bora IL Elm
t'lrgh- Scotland slxsy6ve wears ago. and
when she Was - yszrs CHI snd singing IN tie
chni- # the Unitarian cbu-ch q t5Fsszo,r
Scotland. she net Allan F1nksrroa- They
were u.zrrs--i IN l>t2 AMI irnr,ei5stslv 81
SAL fo- ArDerFra Tn= ship On which ther
-'l,t'aTse.9 AS WFe-nke-i en Sable lsie. Of the
coast Of NeFa Scotia and although to.
Young coupe were saved they last 81 u,
thar personal Effects sHi hsd bot h.tl,
money
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
SICK os TIE COMPROMISE.


IxpIASAPoL5S, mi. jar 22-The full
force Of Wednesdays a.yreement between the
tvo parties beLns low well understood by the
people. the CONSTITUENCY Of The Republican
senator's ami representatives. sFe writing them
letters and seeding Jeirgrams. deacunI ing
their sctlul As 4 virtual surrender both
- the psnccTatlc FazT:y and Of the United
state ssaatorshp- fr-ss1re * being brous ht
10 bsar hare 10 the stlI4= end. ami the Repub-
hczn members ar s-T, r14c1 concerned over
The situation TIE Ls-aloe-ats are aiherine
strictly to ths agreement, and The Repub-
hezas fear t. take The rzspunsibilitv Of
breaking 1t, fer. # S-EI-@s trouble should re
scls. they So4li Il Regarded as forcing it
upon the S,2ts.
Tne JOINT contention met at noon FRIDAY
AMI tie vote was taken n 4 formal manner.
the proceedings tzios 2tsezs3ai By no inch
dent q moment Turkse received - votes,
Harrison =. sri Aha : Tls- Republicans
then attempted to al la4rn the convention.
b4t the Democrats voted tn motion down.
kubsRson AID MACK, voting with them.
The seocpi yu<e resulted = TIE first, and the
oonven'loa aisoarIs=d
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

BoSToS, MSS, Jan -2-S,ate Treasurer
beani 6as received tzisS=zm from VI.
Rlaigs-', referring tsa the pall.>h--i story tbs,
t-= >=FE,1Te,d Mr. DAVIS f,~ acceltla- Al -iz---
sasa 10 the senste BY TIE sd q D=iB5=- rsGls
voters Mr. Blaine SAYS The statement :
~ utter MISREPRESENTATION If facts The r.
V.aT1 that first rszah=i M vas fkz1 NJ
TaaN=- had t-s=a oo0sea SeBat1r l,E SOLID
L@11s-raElc vote sni D5norIty x Rzaubs-
cans Il saDs genileTlsa u nv hoa.S- at IT,
IzHs@ expressed ersst regret over The result
Subsequently,. wh=a a. Eot the trlls I Eurss.
founi that Mr.. Dawes bsd i-rait.I ms
parity Il Republican votes ani wzs. in nv
opinion, thereby ard thsTeap7u eniitl=i 70
every Republican woe IN t.se legislature 81
lsac a. tbs7e wzs Bo Caucus Nj Dawes eIs,--
ton fli-i svs-y requirement # honorsbl.
GRa'gstl0a to the party
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
IRELAND ~ THE SENATE.
Heated Debate on the Proposed British
Estraditian Treaty.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan Ga-Thera WAS
another hong ss=cret session Of the senate Fri
isy afternoon. The British eNtraii;iou
treaty was under consideration, and ELECTED
heated debate. The principal speakers were
Evsrts and nddileberSer. the formar sup
porting ami the latter opposing it AT times
the repartae between these gentlemen be
as:ne exciting and psrtook of personalities
fs5ddleberser declared that be was not will
ing 20 give up the patriotic lrishnlen in this
eountry-InsaninS those who had left their
native country because Of their hostility to
British laws and their efforts TO overthrow
them by f0rca The hundred doodle alder
men who have aed to Canadn-iefaplters
and brihe takers-we do not want The
patriotic lrishuen who have tried 10 over
throw British tyranny and oppression we
sAould protect, be said.
Finally Vest moved 10 strike out Of the
trsaty the fourth article, excluding from the
provisions of eytrsdition those charged with
political crihaes-whjch IS interpreted &c
mean tbosa who have uSssi or INFLATED
the Use Of dynamite This orea,ed scn,a-
thing Of sensation. meeting warm opFasi-
tion, sri the >--aAta si lournei without &C
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

CsICAGo JzD. In The suit If Maria
P. Storey, thu divorced wife Of the late WI
f=IT T storey, fpy dover interest IN ths
ieai siitnT's estate s; the time q bis death
Judge TaAeY Fridsy decided against th.
p.aintIff, declaring that she hei 10 interest II
the estate except a. ii existed az the time O.
Toe divorce The cgart had allowed the Ii
voTesi wife alimouy Of s-,os, per year IL
lea IF dover after Mr. Storey's death Ms
Earsks c Storey, Mr. Stareyis isSt wife
hai mov4.i that this allowance l.. s-opyssi
asi ths jsise alsa decided this pgiat agains'
tbs divorced aife B. tLas l=tt-r decision
M Maria p Story has tsr incoa1- fro L
tee estate r-!0cz-t from s.. ~ &c So
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
THE TeLepHoNE CONTROVERSY
An Inventor WI" Claims Priority over
Bsil-His Proof

CHICAGO. Jan. S2-AHtoaio Men.>,i ar
rivei IN this CITY Friday He = the rep.;e,i
first inven;o- II the syssskITls telephone. and
hi> business here X IN to-. Interests 4 his III
vsnroa. He speaks little English. ,zrrvine
On eouveTS1tson in ItaiIaE and be Is : white
h4IT-i ola nan who has been StaiyinE the
telephone since ia He hiss documents
wish Gn n the shape q transcripts Of the
recariS II The patent eifr= whith tS-atsiSh
conelasrve.y, apparently. that Alexander
Graham Bel wa> Rot tss original inventor
# the telephone. and throw q dark suS:,,-
cicn on the title Of ResI. Among the papers
N Aeeocis poSSeSsiCsn ar- cavsatS ami claim,
fled five wears b-fore Bel 6lsvi his, i >
cribiHS = system II Telephony pTsCticallv
identical With that of Bel: and osse question
-hsf ~ssl come NJ hefnr= 'h= United Stairs
our; shica sill rry the 49, ~b5ch hs>
h--aH instituted BY the government against
H. Reil Telephone Company l. How al
b-Ii S-oare hSS patent, Ia the f.e= 6 tis=>-
saCsanaats % T -
he 81 Telsphone company. A. every
ho1y \ s~are, ! g0sEt ca-Tsr at2on. trans
s't4lx II bs.s1r-SS n thocsaniS e cigses AMI
roNns n tbs cOGat=y. ana IS Vr,sits ST.
=8cTuosS Al tasS : involved N tn sat
snt II TIE cams q Ant11so Ms-r=i In
fsCt Jha-3 sre Millions n II
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

LANSING. Mich, Jan 2--THs housa. in
comm ttee q the whols, Friday. adopted q
bill providing punishment u I've years u
the state prison for persons who d@coy girk
from th= larger cities 10 stocksd=s in ii.
lumber and mining camps
4 question which occupied great amoQn
At attention in the house was s proposition
TO have the stationery department; furnish
members with scissors and pocket knites
There was long debate sni great deal o.
eloquenoe lst loose Oh The subject. but the re
solution WAS tabA-i- ani the friends Of ths
r.>.assyr,s ssE The end y not vet
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
TIE BOOM IS UPON US
Comments Oh the Business Situation-A
Bright Outlook.

tonElenfS OIL the Business sItuation-A
Bright Outlook.
NEW IoIE. Jan z2-R G. Dunn & Co. :
weekly reSiew Of trade SAYS:
Southern railway consolidation has been
the feature In speculative markets for the
past wee. II other markets the remarkable
industrial growth Of the country receives
most attention Whetter railway cousclila-
ton, which al the north las bzah the fruit
fGi mother u n.oaopolies, viii forward sa,ith
en-. Industrial Development, IS not yet elser-
Nor is IL tbs question of interest to opeTalnrs
who look Tor large and immediate pcotits
from rising prices Of stocks, land, mines AMI
mills But if another wave Of wild specnls-
tioa shouil sweep over the south such as
eedst II the disasters following iSS1. 1851
ana 1873. the permanent growth and pros
psri.y Of tiist region might not lie promoted.
Tee swelling tsie OF industry and legiti-
mate basiness Is recorded in wesklv hank
olesrings ami railway ctfices' returns Clear
ingS outside Of New York are the largest
ever known for the season: though Boston.
Providence, Springfield and Portland 81 the
north end Galveston at the south fall behind
last wear. all other cities report gains, and the
aggregate outside Of N-w York incresSsi i0's
Der cent during the week Railway earnings
thus far IN January show large gain over
last year: in December nInsty-eisht r~aais
gained IL per cent, aud for the yaay I'M
the gain in earnings waS9.s per cent sgt'l -
81 per cent in mileage
IN many branches. IN dustrial growth Is ne
rnarkahle Silk manufacture ,rnnSun,-
4,5S7,n@S pounds Of raw silk AMI l,6lt, ~
waste last year. against {, 562. 26 pounds IT
raw silk IN 1880, having mora than iouhls4'
since the census American paper makers
are rejoicing IN large orders Cor honk paper
from British publishers the Use If wood
pulp here having given this COUNTRY an All,
vastage louisiana eroIai 2.oAl 0fa tons IT
csfee last year, averaging le1 pounds Of s4igs1
10 the ton, hut sanls mills slrAsdy haast -
70 loo pounds TIE Improvement is nesiai.
sian- nunn's Glasgow estiuase Is that the
worlds production for iSSt-7 VIII b. t.a-S,
10 tons Of sugar, against 4.4i4,tSl in f>>S
But this country eonsanlei l,Cres,.sS3 tons
nnly 9,,sa tons less than Great Britain
The business failures Occurring throughout
the country during tire last seven DAYS, as
reported Friday hv telegraph. number fol
the United States, 40. and fer Canada. -
or total Of Soi failures, as compar,si with
~ last week, 10 the week previous TO thu
last, and 50 for the corresponding week Of
lSS6 Of the 90 failures IN tb- United
States for the week, the western ami FscihS
states report Ito sni the southern states "a
In New York city there az 40 assignments
e r,nn@-1o-noA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

Wv YoEz, Jan. - The condition ot th.
coal 81 So IL Tins city as far s. the 1o4l ccxn
T.ani=s ara ro1cz-nsi = unchanged l. * fbs
general oViBSon thss The shooting thursday
evening n jersey City by Pigker;oa's de
terfseS vii nct hasten = settlement # %:
strike. 4 gentleman connected with til
Pennsylvania Coal company said 10 re
f'--tsr thst h hsi Little do8bt but that AZ
;acTsase # p cents PER ton woald - granted
L tha Tsen cause AMI asked for Il The ETesi
f7olb3- which the cal compsn5s are Dos
chiefly sEErebeD~jve q : q general strike Al
rzI-Easi hands 81 tha different roaiS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

ITS NouSEs, Iowa. Jan y The Erals
murier trial came up for bearing in the state
district court Friday. Edward Brady ami
his mother. the supposed murisrsrs of thsir
grandmather and mother, respectively. ap,
pesrei in eoart The appearance Of Edward
WAS surprise. because he had forfeited bis
hail His reason for doing this was that b.
wanted to become the husband Of "A Chic.gr
lady. aud he SUCCEEDED Thursi4v The nauI-
Of The young LAZY has nns b-en .scertaluei,
as she Is vet in the Garden City
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Jan. - -Tta report o.
the state commissioners q charities estimate.
that there are $. 0,1 insane in the state. an in
crease Of ,ool sincs.he census Of 'Ssl or al tas
rate 0. so yesr. Tae number Of persons
annually sdjuisei 70 he insane by the csani,
courts exoeeis l. >so, Of whasa / 900 are sea;
to state institutions All % % Dunning. IN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan AFTER The
executive seSsioa II the senate Friday the
doors Il the chamber were kept locked for
Ten minutes This vas N accordance ulth
1s~ o-iaE that ke,szfter the doors sbsil b.
ksyt closed for ten minutes after each szc-a;
ssssioa- Tbs move. it IS ~aii. Is fer tl4 ps.r-
pCs~s 81 further guarding executive secrets
and relieving senators fron znroyanc,s by
visitors ami o,hs-s When Ih4 doors were ~
o;e!ssl Frlisy -: a senate. SIS u, Ihe
.H-fs.A..-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

MADISON, us. ism Sl-IR the boslsz
Friday bail Was Introduced providing that
Hlaa wbo has formed an opinion in regard
10 = case sban nos te disqualified from serv.
ing IS juror N that cSsz provided be VII
swear he believes himsslf 20 be able 10 rsuSie,
A impartial verdict N evidence A ms
ssgp Uas received from the secretary q s.s.e.
showing that the constitutional smandEneai
granting woman suffrage in school mstle-:
hsd been sdopssd BY a ms yority e 4.51
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

ST LoUIs. Jan "a spccld from War
rem, Ara. says: Three weeks agu there wa
published an accou nj Of the As issinatiou a
the Harris brothers. in Bradley county. b,
two men known as Hamilton ami Ludb-rry
Thursday night the jail was broken open b.
a party Of masked men sni the alleged mgr
tier=rs set at liberty. A large posse are u
pursuit Of the jsiLbreakars, and il they e. =
take them there will doubtless he s=riou
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

II is reported that famine threatens
northern Russia. bot il is certainty thai
millions of colds viii be boihering Amer
lean people this winter. Against famine
there IS no protection. but for every cold
there is 8 bottle of Dr.. Bulls cough
syrup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

NV YoEE Jan z-Seven CASES Of
small PIX were reported 10 the bsslih oticer
IN this ci'v Fradsy- Ihsre Is some une@si-
res or-r the ssRd3sB appearance cf the dis
e&Sa. Two new essss were reported in Brock
am THURSDAY but nosse FRIDAY. There hsv.
hesa eleven ezses Iva this city thus far. some
~hich. ss Is claimed, were not genuine small
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

nEs MONIES, Jan. r A Kelly. !
prominent lumber merchant of harrisburg
has been missing for several days He owe
NJ. H Moore. Of this city, s6Ghi, and other
creditors sums larger and smaller The crei
itors have placed their claims in the hands y
ATTORNEYS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

BUFFALO, y. Y. Jan - Reports Friday
show thAt al The MISSING fsh4rmsn WIS
were supposed TO hsve been lost by Thurs
dsy afternoons hTssk-up Of lake ice reacha!
the shore n safetT. Two ioa-cutters r.
ported lcsi uaar TA=rhv also ros ashore
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

WsTEREVKT. Coan-, Jan A-Ths Good
rear indis Ruhber Glove eoupany's factor,
az Ssnssiack ~ia have to Close lmmediaselJ
on AccoGRt Ct inability TO &c, coal On
THOUSAND employees viii be thrown 90, O
HRS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

How often is the light of The household
clouded BY signs of melancholy or iHii-
ability on the part of the ladies. YET
ihey are not TO be blsmed. for they sre
the result of ailments peculiar to tbs,
sex, which men know not Of But the
cause may be removed and joy restored
py the use of Dr.. Pierces "Fsvpriie
Prescription" which. IS s tonic and
nervine for debilitststed woman. is Ger
tain, safe and pleasant 1t is beyoud sll
compare the great healer of women.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

EVER dsy sacs 10 the great smoun, o:
evidence SIS 10 the curative powers o!
Hoods Ssrsapsrills. Letters sre con,in.
uAlly being received from sill sections o.
the country. telling of benefits derived
from this great medicine. /, is unequal
ed for general debility. and IS 8 blood
purifier. expelling every trace Of serofals
or other impurisy. Now is the time to
lake it. Prepared by c. |. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass. Sold by all druggists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan - -Seooni As
slssa1t Postmaster tSsse-ai Knott hiss ~
csivei = 10 LIS fer carrying tn mai Ct
ti- & 20 stz--r1C:es n the ..s;sS f Ir=.ia.gs
Hines. Michigan Ml>so1z.a, Iva. sad
E>S-ari
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

ear CLAIRE. Wis. Jan at Repah
hc2n Headquarters z3di t.o1al returns from
election precincts we're received FRIDAY
uhich are considered nsAriy oficisl The
cosOe,isd figures give Hsagen. Republican. a
ma yo.-lsy IF ~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22
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remedy was discovered By missioaary in South
America Send seltsd3ressei envelope 20 thu
RKy. IosEFz T. LYMAN. S1z.isz D. S-r Teri cSfy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

Nowadays frequent and psiafui dis
ease, rheumatism. esn be permanently
cured BY Salvation oil. All druggists
keep it. Price IS cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

Archdesccn Fsrrer says thsi ''in Indis
the English have made one hundred
drunksrds for one Christian.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-22

VIII Taylor. prescription clerk in
Liberty. Neb-, shot 9 hole through his
head while shifting his gun to his hip
pocket.